Our own version of a Heisman watch list, as we look at some of the top players in college football by looking back at their past appearances on Sports Stars of Tomorrow. We look at Deshaun Watson (Clemson), Christian McCaffrey (Stanford), Leonard Fournette (LSU), Dalvin Cook (Florida State), and Josh Rosen (UCLA).
We look at some quarterback battles yet to be decided as the 2016 college football season begins. Will Alabama go with Blake Barnett, Cooper Bateman, or someone else? Is it Max Browne's turn to shine at USC? Will Stanford go with Ryan Burns or the Palo Alto native, Keller Chryst? Can Jacob Eason lead Georgia as a true freshman?
All-American Marques Bolden of DeSoto High School in Texas commits to the Duke Blue Devils. He discusses his commitment to Duke with Sports Stars of Tomorrow.
LaDainian Tomlinson was one of the greatest running backs in NFL history. After breaking records at University High School and TCU, he had an amazing career with the San Diego Chargers and New York Jets. Today, he spends his time running his LT Academy, which is trying to build a new model for student athletes and parents. It focuses on leadership and working toward team goals.
Stars of the U.S. Women's National Team talk about their pursuit of a fourth consecutive Olympic gold medal. The team is coming off a historic win in the 2015 Women's World Cup, and some younger players are now getting a chance to shine for the team.
Evander Holyfield talks about his rise to heavyweight champion, including his biggest honor as a boxer: making the Olympic team.
Jalan Jenkins has overcome a handicap in his arm to become an outstanding linebacker and earn a college scholarship to Indiana State. He sent us this highlight tape.
Heisman winner Derrick Henry is a physical running back who should find a home with an NFL team relatively early in the NFL Draft. The Alabama product probably won't have to wait longer than the second round.
Robert Nkemdiche is as physically talented as any player in the 2016 NFL Draft. The defensive lineman has elite size and strength. The Ole Miss product has a good chance to be a first round pick.
